Mafe Carmona
Maria Fernanda Carmona Bloise is a finance professional from Panama who is deeply committed to the cause of global sustainability. She completed her Master's in Finance from the University of Chile and is now focused on merging her expertise with societal impact. Maria is inspired by the transformative power of ideas and the potential for positive change, which she draws from observing the resilience and innovation of individuals and communities facing challenges. She is actively involved in various sustainability initiatives, including her role at Sustainable Ocean Alliance Panama, and her participation in global programs like "Youth for SDGs", the "Youth Symposium on Deep Sea Mining" and "Darwin200 Leaders". Maria is convinced that the Darwin Leader program encompasses leadership development, environmental stewardship, and innovation. Maria views this as an exceptional chance to expand her knowledge, refine her abilities, and collaborate with a varied group of leaders. She is eager to absorb their insights and make valuable contributions to impactful initiatives. With a blend of financial acumen and a commitment to societal betterment, Maria Fernanda endeavours to make a meaningful difference in every pursuit she undertakes.
LOCATION: | Callao | AREA OF STUDY: | Oil spill impact |
NATIONALITY: | Panama | SPONSOR: | |
FILMMAKER: | Diego Contreras Leiva |
START DATE: | 24th March |
END DATE: | 7th April |
LOCATION: | Callao |
END POINT: | Panama |
AREA OF STUDY: | Oil spill impact |
SPONSOR: | |
FILMMAKER: | Diego Contreras Leiva |
Area of Study: Oil spill impact
“Ancon: Beyond the Spill” is a documentary that explores the historical and present-day challenges faced by the coastal town of Ancón, situated along Peru’s northern coast. The documentary highlights the urgent need for sustainable practices to preserve marine life and coastal livelihoods. It calls for immediate action and collaboration between industry, government, and local communities to establish marine sanctuaries and implement sustainable fishing practices. Through interviews with residents and experts, the documentary exposes the disastrous impact of human activities, including the devastating oil spill caused by the Spanish company Repsol. It underscores the urgency of the situation and the need for collective efforts to address these issues and restore the marine ecosystem. Ultimately, “Ancon: Beyond the Spill” demands decisive action to safeguard Peru’s coastlines and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come. It emphasizes the importance of awareness, advocacy, and concerted efforts in regenerating and protecting marine ecosystems, securing the prosperity of Ancón and its inhabitants.
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